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This is an online guide to the Harvard Referencing Style. It explains the components of citation entries, as well as providing examples of cited books, journals and electronic media, among many other potential sources.Our aim is to provide an easy to follow format that will cover most queries about the Harvard style. Simply click on the link below which relates to your citation query.
There are many different citation styles, which have been developed for particular subject areas. For example the MLA style for Humanities, or APA for Psychology. Therefore, you should always check with your School or Lecturer about what type of citation style is required. Many Schools will provide their own guide.
Remember that the source you use in an essay or thesis needs to be referenced. It demonstrates that you are not claiming work that is not your own, but also that your research is built on strong academic foundations. Any type of plagiarism is unacceptable.


